Feeble Fragments Mention Elizabeth Green Faris Secretary
Fragmentary OCR hints at names Elizabeth Green and Faris with a reference to a secretary role though text is garbled and incomplete.
22 Apr 1954
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at names Elizabeth Green and Faris with a reference to a secretary role though text is garbled and incomplete.
The report covers livestock prices at National Stockyards with barrows, sows, steers, heifers, cows and vealers showing varied steady to higher trends, calf and bull prices, plus hog weights and buyer activity. It also notes New York stocks showing unusual strength in aircraft shares, with mixed changes as openings and late-day shifts occurred. Commodities sections mention cotton, Chicago live poultry, eggs, and grain and provisions with mixed price movements and notable futures activity.
The Katharine Windsor School of Banging presented a student program featuring participants Cobb Marshe Waddle Glafston Janette Barr and others. The lineup included Make Love to Me and Hope Def Team with Hl Stone Betty Furts Ann Tones and Mr Weekly among the performers.
The article reports a clash over federal energy policy with critics arguing private firms, not TVA, should serve the site. AP&L President Moses cautioned against government overreach, while questions linger on whether federal support will push private business out of the field.
Senate subcommittee wraps first session of its reputation inquiry after Reber testifies about long pressure from McCarthy and Cohn to secure a commission for Schine. Reber, Army liaison for a decade and Western Europe commander, recounts daily calls and attempts to influence Schine’s induction. Debate centers on improper pressure for Schine and McCarthy’s countercharge of a false issue to derail the probe.
TOKYO UP says the Soviet Geneva delegation led by Foreign Minister Molotov will include Andrei Gromyko V Kuznetsov and other principals. Red China United States and Southeast Asia ambassadors also noted. Seoul UP says live-saving armored vests reducing Korean war casualties have been airlifted to Indochina with about 9 000 nylon vests given to the French. Naples UP reports Dr Everett Peters Rochester NY atomic scientist denying communism and leftist ties amid remarks on a McCarthy era commission and Schine fate in military service.
The text lists symptoms including unusual bleeding or discharge, breast thickening, changes in a wart or mole, persistent indigestion or trouble swallowing, persistent hoarseness or coughing, and changes in bowel habits. It notes these symptoms do not necessarily indicate a disease and appears jumbled with typos.
Guatemala refuses to discuss with U S officials the United Fruit Company compensation claim of 15.88 million dollars for expropriated land. Foreign Minister Torrello says the formal U S notice will be ignored and the case will be resolved in Guatemalan courts. Separately in San José, a crackdown on another U S controlled firm disrupted shipping. In Tokyo, the U S Air Force again suspended airlifting soldiers from Korea to Japan due to higher priority aerospace needs.
Vice President Nixon urges avoiding wars while criticising Truman policy and praising Eisenhower strength. He appeals to Iowans to support a 1954 cancer crusade urging early diagnosis, education, research, and services. He warns Indochina conflict risks World War III if Communists gain.
An old advertisement touts a keratolytic fungicide T-4-L for athlete's foot. It claims the product sloughs off tainted skin to expose and kill fungi on contact and offers a money back guarantee if not pleased within an hour. Available at Gibson Drug Co.
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